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Emersonian Fraternity is STEPping up now
Hope College’s STEP program (Students Teaching and Empowering Peers) is bringing awareness of interpersonal violence to fraternities here on Hope’s…
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GROW-ing a better college and community
According to the Office of Multicultural Education, “GROW means Growing Relationships through diverse Opportunities to strengthen involvement in an ever-changing…
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Hope students attend suicide prevention walk
*If you are in crisis, call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) for the Suicide Prevention Lifeline.* Suicide and mental illness affect millions. It…
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Dutchmen ‘run away’ with first win of the season
Hope sets Division III mark Saturday behind potent rushing attack CHICAGO – The Hope College Flying Dutchmen ran for a total of 518 yards on Saturday, which happens to be the most by any Division III team this year, en route to their first win of the season, downing Concordia University-Chicago 57-28. The first win…
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Wild Child debuts in Holland
Doors opened at 7:30 p.m. for the Wild Child concert at the Knickerbocker in downtown Holland. By the time the performance began at 8:00 p.m., students and community members were surrounding the stage in anticipation. The headliner’s special guest, SUSTO, performed first with an array of emotional country songs. All five band members immersed themselves…
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Volleyball team gives strong performance at DePauw
GREENCASTLE, Indiana – The Hope College Flying Dutch went 3-1 at the DePauw Invitational this weekend to continue their hot start to the season. This leaves Hope with a 10-1 overall record and a 3-0 MIAA record. The team defeated Hanover College in their first match on Friday, rallying in five sets 19-25, 17-25, 25-23,…
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Emersonian Fraternity is STEPping up now
Hope College’s STEP program (Students Teaching and Empowering Peers) is bringing awareness of interpersonal violence to fraternities here on Hope’s Campus. They are working together to shed light on this topic and how it influences Hope. As a relatively new peer education group, this is an exciting new way to empower students to become more…
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Teen lives taken by local rip currents
Tragic deaths in the late summer from high waves at Holland State Park The sun was just beginning its beautiful downfall into the horizon when 17-year-old Christopher Mimis, 14-year-old Vincent Green and two other teens ages 19 and 17 were swimming at Holland State Park. The water was bearable on account of the blazing summer…
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GROW-ing a better college and community
According to the Office of Multicultural Education, “GROW means Growing Relationships through diverse Opportunities to strengthen involvement in an ever-changing World.” Last Wesnesday, Sept. 14, the GROW Annual Kick-off was held in Maas Auditorium. GROW is a campus- wide movement with the goals of strengthening community through diverse relationships, civic responsibility and deepening cultural competency….
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Play covers controversial topic
How can love be explained? Love exists between friends. Between two men or two women. There is the love parents have for their children. Love between fathers and their sons. A love of God. Love without God. Love of music. Love of language. Love before and after death. Love of one’s community despite its flaws….
Amber Ramble: an open apology on behalf of my music habits
Most of the people who know me have grown accustomed to an unpleasant aspect of my personality: I listen to my music at full blast. When my earbuds are in, be assured that I cannot hear a single word you’ve said. My habit of playing my music at full volume is tied to a horribly…
Angry Adam: hatred around me
I sat down this evening to write my piece for The Anchor. After noticing a trend in my articles about being things I’m angry about, and subsequently naming my last article “Angry Adam,” I decided that my next article would be something that made me mad. But, as I sat in the office, I realized…
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Fall favorites of The Anchor staff
Click here to see the Voices page 9 of Issue 130:4!